Dear friends,
Thank you for your continued patience and support during the entire 2022 which was a mix of pandemic & no pandemic, a hybrid of WFM with limited travel. Hopefully things will be more as per our liking now and we will be able to deliver better. We happily survived and completed a few challenging projects and are now looking forward to 2023. We are about to complete the project around our Namaste Packaging newsletter, and we will inform you shortly/early 2023.
Until then, we wish you a happy…
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Anything that we can convert into sustainable packaging, we do
Over the last twelve years, Big Marble Farms has grown from 5 to 55 acres. "And we have lots more expansion planned for the coming years," the team reveals. Big Marble Farms also markets greenhouse products from roughly 25 Albertan growers spanning nearly 200 acres. The name was born out of the founders desire to weave sustainability into the operations. Packaging provided a major opportunity for…
Hello Friends,
While 2022 is coming towards the end and soon we will be ushering into the new 2023. So we thought of conducting a small salary survey for packaging professionals and sharing the summary on our blog. I think this would be useful to the packaging community globally and we look forward to your kind participation. The link is given below:
Here is the link to the survey - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/salarysurvey22
With best regards
Sandeep Kumar Goyal
Founder & CEO https://www.…
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Colgate’s 9 billion toothpaste tubes defy effort to recycle them
Colgate-Palmolive Co. spent years devising a recyclable toothpaste tube. Pulling it off was a technical masterstroke, substituting plastic for a mix of materials that was historically tough to reclaim. The result, one executive said, was nice squeezability."One big problem remains: Many sorting centers around the US dont accept them.The gap between Colgates engineering success and the practicaliti…
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Coca-Cola adds NaviLens codes to packs to help visually impaired shoppers
Coca-Cola has become the UKs first beverage company to launch on-pack technology for visually impaired shoppers.The soft drinks giant has rolled out NaviLens codes across 24x330ml and 30x330ml packs of its Christmas can multipacks, which can be scanned with a mobile phone camera from distances of up to four metres and are readable even when unfocused. Coca-Cola VP for commercial development…
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Finnish innovation may soon change packaging of duty-free goods – ’This’ll be the new bubble wrap’
New wood-based textile fibres turned out to be favourites with many visitors to the Uusi Puu New Wood exhibition presenting innovations of bioeconomy in Helsinki. I really found this wood-based fibre interesting. Its hard to believe its made of wood, Rotkus said about the Kuura fibre.The Kuura fibre is manufactured by Mets Spring, the innovation company of Mets…
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Bournvita sends a message to parents with 'forced packs' this Children's Day
Cadbury Bournvita, which has pushed the narrative on progressive parenting and preparation, has yet another strong reminder for society to recognise and nurture every childs individual potential #FaithNotForce, a movement that aims to enlighten parents to take notice of their childrens true talent instead of forcing them into preset career moulds. The brand decided to do something…
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Berry’s Reusable Beer and Soft Drink Cup is a Game Changer
The SuperCup is suitable for all types of events where beer and soft drinks are being served. At the end, the SuperCups can simply be collected and rinsed, and are then ready for the next event. In this way, the SuperCup helps to limit the amount of single use cups being thrown away.Despite its sturdiness, the SuperCup is at least 30% lighter than the market standard for reusable beer cups. It is…
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Anti-counterfeit solutions for metal containers
In the industrial and petrochemical industries, these steel drums contain hazardous and high value chemicals. However, as the steel drum industry grows, so does the counterfeiting globally, with an average growth rate of 14.9% from 2017-2020. At Rieke, they understand the impact that counterfeiting has on brand reputation, the thousands of monetary losses and the danger of counterfeited solut…
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Andrew Zo is back with his Creative Designs
Now he's created the identity and packaging for Origo Foods, a new business venture from a young husband and wife team that sells freeze-dried fruits to parents and children, made with 100% real ingredients and zero additives.Origo uses super-low temperatures, up to -50C to remove water, but lets the fruits retain most of their nutrition, shape, and natural colour. Once it has been dried, the frui…
